Having revealed Mentor 07, we'll be expanding the basic idea further for
more practical applications on roulette betting in our next tutorial. What
you've learnt so far is in the ability to predict a simple outcome of a
future event. As a reminder this means that first of all you are not
changing the event (We will learn how to influence the outcome at a later
date). You are merely accessing the future from the present time. And
secondly, a simple outcome is one that is very closely related to an even
bet such as Red/Black or Even/Odd or Low/High. The odds of getting a hit or
no hit on such a bet is almost equal so we are able to observe any bias
tendency towards more hit.

Our next Mentor 08, we will look at how to apply our predictive techniques
on lower odds bet since they give a higher payout. As you all know the
hardest bet to hit for roulette is on a single straight up number (On a
single zero table it is 1/37, on a double zero table it is 1/38). Having
said that the next tutorial is a more advance version of our previous
protocol. So for it to work you must at least have achieved some degree of
success in the original Response Sequence.

If you have not succeeded so far then Mentor 08 will be of no use to you &
you should wait until I reveal the next group of Mentor series XX based on
Project 202 topics. Well some of us just do not have the ability to sense
but surprisingly a few of us are able to perform much better in the
influencing exercise. If this is you then you should skip Mentor 08
altogether.

Coming back to the basic Response Sequence, it is also useful method to
identify where your greed level is. Start from the lowest bet & as you get
more comfortable you increase your bet up. Assuming that you are achieving a
successful rate of hit, observe when the hit rate drops. Once you can
pin-point the amount that is your threshold greed level. Different people
have different threshold level. This could be due to guilt, fear of money,
etc & can sometimes reflect how successful the individual can be in real
life when it comes to money issue.

It could be that when you were young, you were told that "Money is the root
of all evil", so you will come to believe that this is so. Therefore
whenever you involve yourself with any large amount of money to take risk
you end up losing them all. On the other hand fear can also cause a
disruption (like a short circuit) in your body energy system. The disruption
will most likely cause you to make a bad decision at the point in time.

That is why it is ever so important to gamble with the correct state of
mind. As I always tell my students, don't gamble unless you are "ready". But
here "ready" is a very big word. It is a fact that many of us may never be
ready within this lifetime to gamble at all.

MYaz



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